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One of the Best Pod Coffee Makers on the Market

Pod coffee capsule machine machines have an undeserved reputation for being the watery, weak drinks. However, the top pods can provide more than that.

The illy Bruvi utilizes B-Pods instead of the dreaded K-Cups or Nespresso pods. It also offers a range of capsule options as well as easy customization.

1. Cuisinart DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System

This single-serve drip coffee maker offers the best features of the models we've tested. It comes with a 12-cup carafe that brews grounds in the traditional way, and a single-serve that accepts any K-Cup or Keurig-like pod. The carafe has a programmable clock as well as a "strong setting" that makes more flavor. It comes with a fold-away frother that is built into the carafe for lattes and capspuccinos.

The single-serve side can brew up to 18 ounces at a time with any size of K-Cup and reuseable Cuisinart HomeBarista filter cup, or ground coffee (a separate water tank is also included). It uses Nespresso's VertuoLine capsule system, which reads the barcode on each pod to adjust machine's settings to make a perfect cup every time. It's faster than a leading Keurig model at making a full pot of coffee using its Extreme Brew technology and has advanced features like a 24 hour brew start time, brew strength control and auto shutoff.

It's easy to use despite having two different operating modes, and the clean-up is relatively painless. The pod adapter that is reusable and needles can be removed for cleaning and the mesh filter is washable in the sink. It's quite bulky and heavy for counter space, but it's a great option for anyone who wants the convenience of pods as well as the versatility of ground coffee.

This simple cold brew maker is a great value option that produces a smooth and flavorful cup. It comes with a timer that can be programmed, a built-in milk frother and a reusable filter and can make 12 cups of java at once. It also has a large reservoir of water and a glass carafe to serve hot brews.

2. Nespresso VertuoLine Next

If you're already bought in to the pod coffee machine trend and want to upgrade from your current Keurig-style machine this is a great alternative. Nespresso's new espresso maker is sleek, fast and can create five different drinks with one chassis. It's also on sale now making it an excellent option for anyone with a budget.

The VertuoLine next heats up quickly and is simple to use, thanks to a button that adapts automatically to the type of capsule you're using. It makes use of patented Nespresso capsules with an identifier on them that informs the machine of what kind of coffee or espresso it is, making sure you get the right temperature and amount of water pressure for each drink. The pods also spin rapidly when brewing, creating a decadent layer of foam, referred to as crema, that is usually found on traditional Italian style espresso.

The only drawback is that it's louder than other pod machines and you aren't able to reuse capsules. The aluminum used in Nespresso capsules is recyclable, which means you can recycle them at your local UPS store or on Nespresso's website.

The machine is also quite expensive in comparison to other pod coffee machines, especially when you factor in the cost of buying pods. If you're already a coffee pod fan, the cost is a small price to pay for consistently barista style results. You can also add the Nespresso Aeroccino+ Milk Frother to your machine for cappuccinos or lattes. It's also available in bundles that include a few sample packs of the Nespresso capsules and milk frothers, which can save you money in the beginning.

3. Illy X7.1 Iperespresso

When it comes to brewing, most pod machines use the same format: a capsule goes in the top, you press a button, and the coffee is poured out. Illy X7.1 Iperespresso is one of those machines that defies convention. It utilizes a different mechanism for capsules, locking them into place in a portafilter-like handle. The machine produces espresso that is as good as the kind you get at a cafe without the mess and fuss of a traditional espresso machine.

The X7.1 is compatible with illy MIE capsules, which are made from premium high-quality coffee beans. Each capsule contains precisely proportions of espresso ground that is brewed using a two-stage process. This creates a rich crema. The extraction process is entirely inside the capsule, so the machine and coffee never come into contact, and clean-up is a breeze.

This coffee pod machine also comes with an Pannarello steam wand to make milky drinks such as cappuccino and latte macchiato. The unique design of this coffee pod machine, designed by renowned Italian architect Luca Trazzi is sure to make a statement in your home. Its slim, round forms and soft-touch buttons recall the classic Italian espresso coffee makers of the 60s while seamlessly integrating modern technology.

One downside of this machine is that it needs a little more focus than other models, particularly when you are using the steam wand. This is due to the fact that air can sometimes prevent the hot water from flowing properly, preventing the machine from functioning. If this happens, you'll need to wait a couple of minutes before making another cup of coffee to allow the air to be released.

4. Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2 TAS 140x

The Bosch Tassimo Vivy is one of the most sought-after pod coffee machines available on the market. Its small dimensions, attractive price tag and user-friendly interface are among the major selling points. Does this machine meet the standards set by its parent company's? We tested it at The Coffee Bazaar headquarters.

The Vivy is among the simplest pod coffee machines available, but it doesn't skimp on performance. It can make drinks with the press of a single button, analyzing a personalised barcode on each T DISC to determine which drink it needs to create. It also determines the right amount for water and froth in each drink using Intellibrew technology to ensure an outstanding result every time.

It's very easy to use - just insert the desired T DISC and then select the size of your drink. The Vivy offers 40 different drinks, as well as an milk jug that can be used to make lattes or cappuccinos. It only takes three seconds to heat up and it has an auto-shutoff after five minutes.

It's very easy to clean, with a cleverly designed descaler that slots into the side of the machine. There are separate directions for this, but the process is easy and quick.

If you sign up for your Vivy, you'll get a discount on your first T-DISCs order, and also personalized offers, tips and recommendations. You can also monitor the status of your machine and check how much it has been used. It is a good idea to register your machine as soon as you buy it, as well.

5. illycaffe B Pod

illycaffe is a well-known heritage brand that is a one of the leaders in the coffee industry. The company was established in 1933 by Francesco Illy and is still run by his descendants. It is a global company. The family-owned business has a history of innovation and is known for its premium espresso made from nine different types of Arabica bean.

The company is also committed to sustainability and has a range of initiatives that help to safeguard the environment and ensure that their products are as eco green as they can. They have a particular focus on efficiency in energy use, and are committed to reducing their emissions, and the use of renewable energy sources. They have also worked to promote regenerative farming, and are focusing on improving their water resources.

Illycaffe's commitment towards sustainability is matched by their commitment to help their employees succeed. They have invested in training programs for their employees and have created a "university" of coffee that educates professionals and consumers alike on how to make the perfect cup of coffee.

illycaffe is also the first Italian company that has earned a B Corp certification. This certification is given to international companies that place a high value on ethics and a purpose. The company also introduced its first line of Nespresso compatible pods and has been named as one of the top 10 World's Ethical companies for the past seven year. The company is committed to demonstrating how sustainable quality can benefit both the environment and people and has the conviction that it is the responsibility of everyone to take action.